Answer

In Jain tradition, it is generally not possible to accurately track one’s original village only from Gotrej Mata images.

Gotrej Mata, Kuldevi, or family deity images may help identify a family tradition, community connection, or devotional lineage, but they usually do not provide reliable proof of the exact ancestral village.

Explanation

To trace your original village, Jain families usually rely on:

• Family elders and oral history
• Gotra, nakh, vansh, or family surname
• Old family records, wedding records, patrikas, or bahis
• Derasar records or sangh/community records
• Guru-parampara or gacch records, where available
• Pandas or genealogical record-keepers in certain pilgrimage places, if your family maintained such records

A Gotrej Mata image may give a clue if the deity is strongly connected with a particular region or community, but many families from different villages may worship the same Gotrej Mata. So the image alone is not enough.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, such family traditions are respected as part of cultural and community identity. But spiritually, Jain Dharma teaches that our true progress depends on right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct, not merely ancestry.

Takeaway

You can use Gotrej Mata images as a starting clue, but to trace your original village accurately, you should confirm it through family elders, community records, and old genealogical information.